Howdy, Stranger!
It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
stepharizona
About
- Username
- stepharizona
- Joined
- Visits
- 2,545
- Last Active
- Roles
- Member
Comments
-
For me drilling is redoing my difficult questions from previous tests, or doing timed sections vs an entire test under timed conditions. So I might do 2 RC section drills with solid review. So if I say drill, now, I usually mean a timed section.
-
You just sit and do nothing @montahar its pretty easy haha... Or walk on a treadmill and just watch and listen. If im not totally invested ill work on my computer concurrently. When Id have 80 hour work weeks it was easy to just zone out and watc…
-
@doneill3389 said: No one said Paper Chase? Y'all are missing out! This should mandatory watching for anyone before they start to study for the LSAT ha
-
@sweetsecret said: I'm holding off of GOT and Suits until post September LSAT though.. I just did another binge watch from Monday to right before Nicoles office hours and watched them all 1-6 again. Ha did sections in between with review... but th…
-
Oh the module concept to writing out BR for LR and RC is very good never thought of that! I've been writing them out, but that really goes the next step and will help with pattern recognition. Treating the other two like LG helps me ha...
-
I can say Game of Thrones because @"J.Y. Ping" showed how to look for logical arguments...
-
I emailed them but havent heard back. I know she took in Rome, so I dont know if the testing centers have changed since then.
-
Thanks for sharing @Coolmama09 and @montahar I have always recommended ScannerPro, as once you open the app you can take the pictures of an entire section or test and it automatically bundles it for you into a PDF. Its great to share the differen…
-
Aw thanks @twssmith hope the BR is going good tonight!
-
For me the "It is not the case that"... Before every NA answer helped me with negation. So It is not the case that maintenance, advancement, and enrichment of the fine arts in any era require governmental subsidies.
-
Its perfect! Christmas in July!!! Thanks 7Sage! Congrats awesome contributors and to those that post!
-
Oh bummer...
-
It really only matters if you are applying early decision, which is usually impossible to do with a Dec LSAT.
-
Yeah I agree with Ron. You want to hone your skills on the earlier tests so you are prepared for the later tests, so you know you are making errors because of a lack of processing, not a lack of not knowing how to do each problem. @"Ron Swanson" sai…
-
Usually (and I think this is what most people do) is you have a main game board or boards that you never touch once you move to the questions. You just make smaller boards next to each question. They may be abbreviated, but that works. You never er…
-
Have you checked out any of @"Nicole Hopkins" webinars on it? RC is one of her specialties.
-
You can go right through like the schedule recommends, or you can mix them up, see the BR calendar to see what that group will be doing as a reference. Depending on how many tests you will do a week, depends on you and your needs. You can drill som…
-
Isnt it too late since they are already enrolled? Wouldn't they be treated as a transfer student at any other law school per ABA guidelines? I did some quick research and it appears that if a person already has 1L grades they cant take the LSAT for…
-
@"Cant Get Right" said: You should definitely return to the curriculum. Agreed, and spend a lot of time doing the fool proof method with LG. LG has a pattern and games are echos of each other. Once you see and learn these patterns you can apply t…
-
Sometimes this happens as you are applying the new techniques you have learned. But be sure that you are really doing a true BR of each test so you are learning from your mistakes. The LSAT really is so much more about recognizing patterns and lear…
-
D is not a claim that either of them agree with. Dr. L says they have equal access, not that they are guaranteed the lifesaving treatment. Dr. S the life saving procedures are rationed. A is something that Dr S would agree (people should not be den…
-
@syed.216 said: feel like if taken at a very minimum, it means that everyone does things they shouldn't be held resp for at least once in their lives. Yes perfect. This is in fact what E is saying. E is essentially saying that there is at least …
-
For me, I immediately eliminated B due to the "commonly preformed" as that is never discussed, plus if they are commonly preformed wouldn't people have control over them? A, seemed attractive at first, but it goees way too far B. to me was out of s…
-
To me, rIght now it is more important to make sure that you have process does right than to be worring about timing, or rushing through and taking shortcuts. You have the ultimate, so you have a lot of drill sets to work with, so you could make sure…
-
Nice job @notwilliamwallace
-
@nantesorkestar yep I am one of the bieggest, who cared if you paid! A take could be worth 100K dont waste them!
-
Just thought I'd bump as I guess this question will come up again. I believe this is the first test we will all have to buy via amazon. Cambridge was still up when 77 came out. =(
-
Be sure to go through all of the lessons about MBT and MP, plus the notes offered below in each provide great insight. What seems to be your main issue?
-
@nantesorkestar said: Take the test when you're ready. Don't waste a take just to get it done. Law school isn't going anywhere! Yep! I wish I had just sasve the money and not registered for so many tests I just wasnt ready to take. But even spendi…
-
Columbia does them sometime as well as Northwestern, right @"Nicole Hopkins"